Likelihood of Execution. The likelihood of execution depends on whether there are available prices from other market makers/financial institutions. However, in the event that the Company is unable to proceed with an order for any reason, including size and price, the order will not be executed. The Company is entitled, at any time and at its discretion to decline or refuse to transmit or execute any order or instruction received from the client as this is explained in the Client Agreement and General Terms & Conditions.
Likelihood of Execution. As it is explained in the Execution Venue section of this Policy, the Company in some cases may act as principal whereby it will be the Execution Venue for the execution of the customer’s orders for the financial instrument of CFDs.
Likelihood of Execution. As it is explained in the Execution Venue section of the present Policy, the Company is not the Execution Venue for the execution of the Client Orders in CFDs. So, in relation to individual CFDs transactions, the Company does not execute the Client Orders on an own account basis as a counterparty towards its own Client. The Company transmits the Client Orders or arranges for their execution with a third party(ies) (therefore FXCT will be the Execution Venue and not the Company). The Company relies on third party liquidity providers for prices and available volume and transmits Client Orders for execution to these counterparties; therefore execution of the Client’s orders will depend on the pricing and available liquidity of the said provider. Although the Company executes all Orders placed by the Clients, it reserves the right to decline an order of any type and/or to offer the Client a new price for “market order”. In the last case the Client can either accept or try again to place an order in the market price.
Likelihood of Execution. As it is explained in the Execution Venue section of this Policy, Company in some cases may act as principal whereby it will be Execution Venue for the execution of the Client’s orders for the financial instrument of CFDs. In other cases, Company may act as agent whereby some other Financial Institution (to be disclosed to the Client) will be Execution Venue, in which case execution may be more difficult. In addition, Company whether it acts as a principal or agent, it reserves the right to decline an order of any type or to offer the Client a new price for “market order”. In this case, Client can either accept or refuse the new price. If Company is acting as an agent, likelihood of execution depends on the availability of prices of other market makers/financial institutions.
Likelihood of Execution. Likelihood of Execution the Company is not the Execution Venue for the execution of the Client Orders in CFDs. So, in relation to individual CFDs transactions, the Company does not execute Client Orders on an own account basis as a counterparty towards its client. The Company transmits Client Orders or arranges for their execution with the third-party Liquidity Provider, the Execution Venue, and not the Company. The Company relies on its Liquidity Provider for prices and available volume and transmits Client Orders for execution to this counterparty. Execution of Client Orders will depend on the pricing and available liquidity of the said provider. Although the Company executes all Orders placed by Clients, it reserves the right to decline an Order of any type and/ or to offer the Client a new price.
Likelihood of Execution. When the Company transmits Orders for Execution the likelihood of execution depends on the availability of prices of the liquidity providers. In some case it may not be possible to arrange an Order for execution, for example (but not limited to) in the following cases: during news times, during trading session start moments, during volatile markets where prices may move significantly up or down and away from declared prices, where there is rapid price movement, where there is insufficient liquidity for the execution of the specific volume at the declared price, when a force majeure event has occurred etc. In the event that the Company is unable to proceed with an Order with regard to price or size or other reason, the Company will execute the order to the next available market price. The Company may in its sole discretion, while making reasonable efforts for post-notification, alter transactions, not transmit, not execute or cancel an executed transactions if: (a) the transactions were executed by arbitrage/exploitation of market failures or off market rates; (b) a technical problem withheld the transaction from being executed as desired; (c) a liquidity provider has canceled or altered the transaction with the Company; and/or (d) the transaction covering was failed or partially executed with the liquidity provider. The Company is also entitled, at any time and at its discretion, without giving any notice or explanation to the Client, to decline or refuse to transmit or arrange for the execution of any Order or Request or Instruction of the Client in circumstances explained in the Client Agreement/General Terms and Conditions
Likelihood of Execution. There may be situations where it is not possible to execute an order, including but not limited to: ● High market volatility ● Insufficient liquidity to meet the requested volume ● Rapid price movements ● Events such as news releases or trading session openings ● Force majeure events In such cases, the Company may not be able to execute the order. The Company also reserves the right, at its discretion and without prior notice to the Client, to decline or refuse to execute any order or instruction. When orders are transmitted to a third-party execution venue, the likelihood of execution will depend on the liquidity and pricing available at that venue.
